Signs of post-birth breast anesthomy

Mammary gland anesthomy is a consequence of inflammation of the mammary glands that are not treated in time, which is common in women who are breastfeeding. Post-birth breast implants are a dangerous infection when women's udder accumulates pus leading to inflammation, redness that affects the health, quality of breastfeeding milk, can even progress breast cancer.

1. Learn about post-birth breast implants

Breast prosectence is an inflammation of swelling, heat, redness, pain caused by the accumulation of pus in the breast caused by bacteria. The most common are sphysoccal, sysoccal and some other bacteria such as bacterium, pneumococcal, gaseous bacteria …

Breast anesthgram can form in front of the gland, in the glands, behind the glands. Progressive an anesthultic drive usually goes through three stages: inflammation, formation of an anesthrenic, necrosis.

The most severe complications of breast ansths are breast necrosis.

Breast implants are bacterial festering

Breast implants are bacterial accumulation of pus in the breast

2. Why is post-birth susceptible to breast anesthomy?

The most common cause of post-birth breast anesthomy is milk ray obstruction. Other causes may include weakened immune system, nipplecracking, breast abrasions. Then the bacteria will penetrate directly from the skin into the mammary glands, through the milk ducts … causes inflammation and the formation of an anesthulitis.

Milk ray blockage leads to post-birth breast anegram because:

Milk is produced in the milk follicle then according to the milk duct poured into the milk-containing sinuses , under the stimulating effect of the sucking movement of the baby, milk will flow out. On the flow for some reason, the milk duct is narrowed often due to pinching from the outside or clogged in the tube, the milk will not be able to escape, then will gradually form a lump. At that time milk continued to be created, making the milk duc duct before the blockage increasingly stretched. This phenomenon causes compression of other milk ducts, creates a patholy spiral, aggravates the blockage of milk leading to inflammation of the mammaryglands , inflammation of the udder glands is not treated that will lead to an anxulsion of the mammary glands.

There are also some of the following causes of post-birth breast anesthority in many mothers such as: not having milk to clear milk immediately after birth, not milking excess milk when the baby does not run out causing stagnation of milk, unwashed breast head clean before and after breastfeeding …

3. High risk of breast implants

  • Breastfeeding post-baby women: Breast milk can cause cracking of the baby's nipples or teeth that bite into the nipple… facilitates bacterial penetration into the breast.
  • Women in the period of childbirth, raising children who are sick, eating lack of substances, staying up at night a lot, hard work with little rest … causes milk to stagden in the mammary glands prone to breast anegrams.
  • Milk ray blockage: Women who are breastfeeding do not perform post-birth milk clearing, do not remove excess milk when breastfeeding causes the milk to become clogged, can not get out leading to curd condensation, pinching other milk ducts that form anesthenia in the breast.

Women during breastfeeding are at high risk of breast implants

Women during breastfeeding are at high risk of breast implants

4. Signs of post-birth breast anesthomy

  • Deep aches and pains inside the mammary glands: Breast anesthomy is a condition in the breast with follicles containing purulent fluid and inflamed tissues. So when you have a breast implant, you can not avoid feeling pain deep inside the mammary glands. The pain will increase gradually when pressing on the anesth oppression area with your hands, shoulder and arm movement.
  • Swollen and enlarged breasts: The breast is swollen and tighter than usual. Swelling and chest tension are becoming more and more severe.
  • When an anesthracnosis, palpation of the hands can see hard lumps inside the breast: Typical symptoms of breast anesthracnosis in breastfeeding women, that is, when using their hands to palp the chest, people can feel one or more hard lumps inside the breast. At the site these hard lumps will feel soreness and red swelling.
  • Breastfeeding pain: If breastfeeding women experience inflammation of the mammary glands, milk rays, or mammary glands, you will feel pain every time you breastfeed.
  • Hot and swollen chest skin: If the breast anethracnosis is not located deep inside the breast, you will feel that the chest skin in the anesthrenic part becomes swollen, red or light yellow, even necrotic, when touched with your hands will feel hot.
  • Fever, chills: There may be only a mild fever of about 38 degrees or a high fever of up to 39 – 40 degrees, depending on the inflammation in the breast. With a fever, the mother often feels chills and shivers.
  • Complications – necrosis: The most serious complications of breast ansthrosis are breast necrosis with severe bacterial manifestations such as hypotension, body fatigue, enlarged breasts, swelling of edema, skin on pale yellow anesthial, swollen lymph nodes, possible rupture of foul pus-flowing loaf.

5. Prevention of post-birth breast anesthomy

  • Maintain good hygiene of the breast area and nipples before and after breastfeeding, avoid scratching, cracking the nipple head when breastfeeding.
  • Practice breastfeeding, sucking all sides of the breast, if the baby has not yet run out, milking out, avoiding stagnation of milk, clogging milk is prone to oversbole.
  • Strengthen the body's resistance by eating nutritiously, avoiding staying up late, working moderately.

If you have abnormal symptoms, you should be examined and consulted with a specialist.

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SEE MORE:

  • How long does breastfeeding after breast anesthgram?
  • Caring for mothers and babies in the first week after birth
  • The difference between milk erection and milk ray blockage

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